Stephanie Menders | Managing Editor Photos by Kitty Williams | Secretary Salve Regina hosted its first ever TEDx program Saturday, March 25th to a sold-out crowd in Distefano Lecture Hall. The program, attended by students, faculty, administration, and community members, included 11 guest speakers. TEDx programs use the format of classic TED conferences but are locally organized. Topics covered inRead More

By Henry Nickerson | Associate Editor On the weekend of February 24th, a Battalion consisting of Roger Williams University, Rhode Island University, and Salve Regina University contracted ROTC cadets drove to URI’s Alton Jones campus to participate in the fourth annual “Frozen Ram”. The exercise is meant to provide contracted ROTC cadets with the most realistic portrayal of combat as possible.Read More

By Stephanie Menders | Managing Editor Disclaimer: People who are quoted in this article were interviewed between February 3 and February 6. Please note that their sentiments reflect the state of the executive order at the time of their interview. “My family members, who survived the genocide, survived by escaping to different countries,” said Mary Chakerian. A senior marketing major withRead More

By Felicia DeMatteo | Staff Writer For many people, the holiday season is the most special time of the year. The anticipation of snow, the excitement of getting a warm, festive Starbucks cup—the holiday season is the only time of year that emphasizes over-sized sweaters, sparkly anythings, and fuzzy onesies. For those that favor the holiday season over the rest, one lookRead More

By Hannah Lussier | Associate Editor Pope Francis, one of the most socially progressive figures to ever lead the Catholic Church, has recently strengthened his already strong reputation as a champion for environmental causes by amending both the spiritual and the corporal works of mercy to include an environmental focus. The traditional seven works of mercy were born out ofRead More